Chang'an
Chang'an was an ancient capital of more than ten dynasties in Chinese history, today known as Xi'an. Chang'an means "Perpetual Peace" in Classical Chinese since it was a capital that was repeatedly used by new Chinese rulers.
People died in Chang An (First 49 people) - Page 1
Empress Wang
Princess
Emperor Daizong of Tang
General
Dugu Qieluo
Queen
Emperor Xuan of Han
Prince
Wang Mang
Official
Yuchi Gong
Xu Hui
Chinese poet
Du Mu
Author
Emperor Taizong of Tang
Emperor of China
Emperor Dezong of Tang
Author
Emperor Ai of Han
Prince
Emperor Cheng of Han
Chinese government official
Empress Xiao
Sui dynasty
Dugu Xin
Official
Consort Xiao
Emperor Xizong of Tang
Chinese king
Chen Shubao
Raja
Shandao
Writer
Dao'an
Author
Gim Inmun
Muyeol of Silla's son
Wang Zhengjun
Emperor Yizong of Tang
Prince
Chen Ping
Government official
Guifeng Zongmi
Scholar
Guan Tong
Chinese painter
Emperor Yuan of Han
Huiguo
Kumārajīva
Li Jue
Politician
Li Chunfeng
Mathematician
Dou Jiande
Political leader
Sengzhao
Chinese philosopher
Yijing
Translator
Yang Jiong
Poet
Fazang
Philosopher
Li Yuanji
Chunyu Yi
Medical doctor
Illig Qaghan
Military personnel
Huo Qubing
Chinese general
Yu Xuanji
Chinese courtesan
Emperor Muzong of Tang
Prince
Zhao Hede
Biographer
Murong Wei
Emperor Chengdy of Han
Chinese prince
Empress Dowager Guo
Tang dynasty
Li Shiji
Politician
Daoxuan
Translator
